A new firm making bras for breast cancer survivors has struck a deal with House of Fraser
Health startup Theya Healthcare is making its first foray into the UK market.
Paul O'Donoghue
Ireland wants to attract thousands of foreign tech staff, but we may have trouble housing them
The government has unveiled an initiative to recruit the best talent from abroad.
AIB is more afraid of tech upstarts like Stripe than a new bank eating its lunch
But one of the company’s top executives says it hopes to work with some of its potential rivals.
These are the only three deals the competition watchdog has ever blocked
One involved a long-running battle over a deal involving the iconic Dairygold brand.
A Dublin company is building a giant energy plant to process chicken poo
And it has plans for further projects in both the capital and Cork.
Intel Ireland's head worries sliding PC sales could pose major problems for the company
But Eamonn Sinnott refused to comment on significant layoffs under way at the firm’s local operations.
One Irish sector is expected to feel the Brexit pain worst of all
Smaller farms and food producers are likely to face the biggest headwinds in the near future.
Over €360m wiped off value of Irish taxpayers' stake in banks after Brexit vote
Shares in Bank of Ireland and Permanent TSB took a dive this morning with the surprise result.
The head of Ireland's most influential employer group says the living wage is 'ridiculous'
Ibec’s chief believes lifting wages across the board won’t solve problems like housing affordability.
The man who first sold the internet to Ireland now wants to conquer the US
As part of our weekly How My Business Works series, we profile Adforce.
Boots got a massive €31 million payday from its Irish stores
Boots Ireland also paid out a dividend of over €15 million in the year to the end of March 2014.
Despite the booming economy, many Irish firms are still in recession mode
Smaller companies are paying down their debts while their larger rivals are busy taking out loans.
The Defence Forces will review its data protection rules after an officer lost crucial notes
A report from Ireland’s privacy watchdog also shows Facebook brought in new policies after ‘intense’ negotiations.
European money is finally giving Irish businesses access to cheaper loans
However local firms still face some of the highest rejection rates for finance in the EU.
A huge boost in software sales is driving record exports by Irish companies
Enterprise Ireland’s clients cracked €20 billion in trade last year for the first time.
Tayto Park's Ray Coyle sank €10m of his own cash into its massive roller coaster
The Meath entrepreneur’s investment firm bankrolled most of the Cú Chulainn Coaster’s construction.
Facebook Ireland is beefing up its board ahead of a European data protection showdown
The company’s top privacy lawyer will become one of the company’s three local directors.
Cheaper money is on the way for small businesses that are struggling for cash
Government-backed lender Microfinance Ireland has cut its interest rates.
The company trying to change how you think about owning a car
As part of our weekly How My Business Works series, we profile GoCar.
Why increasing the minimum wage won't lift most households out of poverty
New research has found that most low-paid workers actually live in homes with above-average incomes.